Tuberculosis Relief Efforts Highlight Factory Address
John F. Gunsbanan urged Bullard Machine Company workers to support tuberculosis relief, stressing prevention and early treatment at work sites. He advised fresh air, good food and care as key to keeping families safe while workers recover. Gunsbanan will speak at the Employers Tuberculosis Relief Society meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms on State Street. Sergeant O'Brien was directed to recruit for the Medical Department in Hawaii with limited slots, plus a few for Quartermaster and Construction Divisions at the U S Army Recruiting Station on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Gunsbanan
Bullard Machine Company
Connecticut
Gunshanan
Tuberculosis Relief Society
Chamber of Commerce
State Street
O'Brien
Alfred Aloe
Infantry
U. S. Army
Medical Department
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Quartermaster Corps and Construction Division
Main Street
Weekly Morbidity Report Week Ending May 8
Week ending May 8 reports cases across towns and cities including diphtheria in Danbury Greenwich Monroe Newtown Stamford and Bridgeport. Measles and other diseases such as gonorrhea syphilis chickenpox tuberculosis pneumonia and influenza are itemized by locality.
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Danbury
City
Greenwich
Monroe
Newtown
Stamford
Town
Bridgeport
Westport
Darien
Norwalk
Dance Planned by Hebrew Children's Aid Society
The Hebrew Children's Aid Society held a committee meeting in Room 229 Newfield building to plan a barn dance on the yook lawn dancing pavilion next Wednesday. Miss Sara Lederer directs invitations. the event closes the season and aims to be highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Children’s Aid Society
Newfield Building
Yook Lawn
Sara Lederer
Hebrew Boys Hold Meeting at Warner Building Club
The Hebrew Boys club met in the Warner Building last night. Two new members joined, bringing the total to 30. Plans were made for an entertainment at Lyris Hall on Sunday May 23. Hebrew boys aged 15 to 18 are invited to join, with an important meeting set for Monday at 8 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Boys’ Club
Warner Building
Lyris Hall
Better Than Calowmel Tablets Claim Health Benefits
A fragment describes olive Tab Tablets as a vegetable compound used for 17 years in private practice. It claims they stimulate the liver clear the brain and perk up the spirits with no pains or injuries and no bad after effects despite mised with olive oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berar
May Sale Highlights French Silverware and Hats
A May sale features an array of silver and glass flatware with small novelty pieces. Reductions of 10, 15 and 25 dollars apply to mostly French models bought earlier in spring. Hats include chrysanthemum straw styles and grape adorned toques in green, rose, and pink tones with ostrich feather accents.
May sale items entice shoppers with fashion and housewares
The notice advertises Tricorne hats, turbans, and La Greeque garments with deep discounts. It lists numerous kitchen and textile items on sale from silverware to linens, gowns, drawers, and lingerie, highlighting special May sale prices and select patterns.
Comfortables and Blankets Special Prices Displayed
Advertises spring weight Comfortables filled with cotton and silkeline covering with plain borders. Size 72 by 78. Beacon Plaid Blankets in gray plaids 66 by 80. Regular price 7.50, sale 6.50 a pair. Third for
Glass and Silver Novelties Highlight Elegant Boudoir Sets
A catalog of glass and silver items features lamp linings and pierced frames, silver plated handles, and brass finished candle holders priced at 3.15. Saucer holders and bud vases list 2.25 and 0.50 to 0.80 dollars respectively, with mustard jars and napkin rings priced around 0.50 and 0.40 dollars.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Children's Aid Socelty
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Coon
Calowmel
Dr. Edwards
Emory
Wwevelt
Exclu
Poons
Hever Kraft Ware
Ramekins
Sheffield
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